Hey, what's going on?

This is the Saturday on South Park, yes, I am.

I don't care.

Well, I don't really get to worked up about mid-season A.P.

polls.

I try not to.

It's really hard, very, very difficult, especially not having a vote.

Sometimes it just takes everything in me not to put everybody on blast,

which I'm going to do a little bit here today, but that's okay.

When I saw the tough thing about that is I often wonder who's voting for these

awards and the fact that if you don't have a vote that just makes me more angry,

because I just assume it's everyone.

I assume that we've talked about it a little before I know, but it's just so funny,

because it's like, how can so many people who are allegedly more qualified be so wrong?

But what I've had to explain to people as well when people say, like, oh,

they just want these two teams in the top 25 for ratings.

And I'm like, you realize that TV execs aren't putting people in the top 25.

It's just writers and oftentimes they're talking about very,

most very much like games that they're not going to be covering.

So keeping A&M in the top 25 doesn't really make or break

how they're going to spend their Saturday necessarily.

But when I saw that 31 people of the 63 A.P. voters put A&M in their top 25,

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